Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26
FEARS0F WAR REVIVED
A BIG FALL IN INTERNATIONAL
SECURITIES AT BERLIN.

Prince Bismarck's Reference to Tmpend-
ing Dangers Construed an Reference
TO France-The Peace Talk incident to
the Birthday Jubilee Suddenly Given a
Cotorlng of Insignificance.
BERLIN, March 25.-In the Reichstag
yesterday three motions were introduced
by Conservatives and Centrelsts in favor
OF the re-estaollshment Of trade corpora
tions. They were referred to committee.
The Emperor and Empress continue
well. The Empress spent yesterday
morning in exchanging visits with the
Queens Of RoumanIa and Saxony and
others.
musical soiree was given last even
ing at the palace, at which 260 guests. in
Guiding the Prince of Wales, were pres
ent.
The visitors are gradually leaving, and
the city is assuming its usual aspect.
The Tagblatt says that Prince Bis
marck's precise words at the recent ban
quet were: ''Peace is completely assured.
The year 1887 will be year OF peace
There Is no cause for anxiety in the east
or in the west"
WAR FEARS REVIVED.
BERLIN, March 25, II P. NJ The
North German Gazette reproduces an
article from the France, of Paris, on EN-
peror Williams birthday, containing in
sultlng reflections upon the German peo-
pie and Emperor, and adds: "If we ex-
pose these effronteries of the French
patriotic press it is not in order to SUD-
ject them to criticism, but simply to add
to the extensive documents which will
do " aFIu mi OF
tence with which Germany has borne for
years most insolent French ISLANDERS and
prOVocations." The tone of the North
German Gazette, combined with Prince
Blsmarck's allusion in his speech in the
Landtag on Wednesday to the dangers
that are still menancing Germany's ma
tional existence, revives the fear of war.
The first symptoms of the recurrence OF
the feeling of uneasiness were visible on
the Bourse yesterday, there being a gem
eral reaction in International securities.
Prince BismRrck's exact words in
referring to the policy to satisfy
the Catholics were: "We must aim
to consolidate the unity of the entire
German nasiOn in view OF the dangers to
which it Will be exposed at no distant
time" This remark has been varIously
Interpreted as general reference 10 the
contingencies of the future, or a special
WdEuluks .I u6 6lludlIOu Is Bull grave ali
the bOurses taking the words IN the latter
sense. Between yesterdays opening and
to-nighps close there was fall OF three
tourths per cent. in Russian securities,
one ana one-fourth in Hungarian, and
seven-eighths in Italian. Austrian credit
dropped eight marks. 1t is reported here
that Russia has made arrangements to
issue an international loan.
A HOT-HEADED RUSSIAN.
ST, PETERSBURG, March 25.-M. Kat
koff In the Moscow Gazette, despite the
protest of the Official Gazette, resumes
mis- attack upon the German government.
He declares that the German representa-
tives in Bulgaria are responsible for the
failure to prevent military executions
and assslls the German press for approx
ing the executions.
BULGARIAs PRIME MINISTER.
SOFIA, March 25.-The Bulgarian Prime
Minister is making political tour
through the country. He openly adv0-
Gates the proclaiming Of united and in
dependent Bulgaria.
READY FOR ACTION.
ODESSA. March 25.-The fifteenth army
division, numbering $4,000 men, has been
ordered to hold itself in instant readiness
either for marching or embarking.